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[mozzarella-sys]

systemscringe is so fucking stupid?? like ok fakeclaiming like 70% of systems 💔

first of all they're anti endo (not the worst ig)

they don't believe ramcoa exists. are they fucking stupid like cmon now 💔💔 "you can't program alters into your brain!!! you need ton of trauma!!" do you think ramcoa would not be traumatizing

they think fictives don't exist. in endogenic plurality, they exist. in traumagenic plurality, it is very possible for an alter to cling onto some fictional character and become that fictional character. are they ok in the head?? this is just ridiculous ngl

they think a system cant have a lot of alters. fully possible i do fear?????? and considering that traumagenic lads can split after the initial trauma it's fully possible

they're just stupid

sybau sybau sybau

ok that's it

[voronianski]

CSS3 Grayscale filter

Unfortunately this is not well supported technique yet but it's extremely useful even now to achieve desaturation without JS. Go on my labs page to see it in action here. I use special class to aplly it.

.grayscale { -webkit-filter: grayscale(100%); -moz-filter: grayscale(100%); -ms-filter: grayscale(100%); -o-filter: grayscale(100%); filter: grayscale(100%); filter: url(grayscale.svg#greyscale); /* Firefox 4+ */ filter: gray; /* IE 6-9 */ }

There are vendor prefixes that ensure the future of our class 'cause support of other browsers except Chrome is still to come. But with the help of Dudley Storey we add support in Firefox 4+ with SVG file easily.

[cssthree]

Border Radius

CSS 3's border radius property is an invaluable tool for web designers. Rather than outputting more images in your layouts, you can create a div with the border radius property to round the corners and therefore be completely flexible.

Important things to know about the border radius property:

As of this posting, it is not natively supported by all browsers. In order to use it, you must use a vendor prefix. (More on vendor prefixes below)

You have the ability to specify whether you want the property applied to all of the corners ( border-radius: #; ) or to a specific corner: border-radius-topleft: #px; - border-radius-topright: 3px; - etc

Border Radius is not supported by IE 8 and earlier. IE 9 does support it.

Vendor Prefixes

If you are new to CSS3, you may have heard this term being thrown around a lot. Vendor prefixes are integral to CSS3 right now. Browsers to not natively support CSS3 and therefore need these prefixes to tell them that the property you are using is a modern web technology. The prefixes are: -webkit (Chrome), -moz (Firefox) and -o (Opera). There are other prefixes that you can use to be safe, but these are the most heavily used browsers.*

One you know that you want to apply your property and you know which prefixes to use, it is just a matter of plugging in the data. 

.divclass{

       border-radius: 6px; 

       -moz-border-radius: 6px;  

       -webkit-border-radius: 6px;

}

The code above will display a div with all of the corners rounded by 6 pixels.

Enjoy!

*More info on prefixes here: http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/vendorspecific